SOA
From the 'Linux' blog: SOA and the Cloud: Why Your Cloud
Applications Need SOA.
RDBMS
Redgate passed along a couple of really intriguing
sounding webinars coming up (one published before the Infogram's publication
date, so you'll need to dig in the archives
for it):
Presented by Morten Egan (OakTable).
And another from perennial Infogram favorite Jonathan
Lewis:
Presented by Jonathan Lewis (Oracle ACE Director,
OakTable) and Grant Fritchey (SQL Server MVP).
FBI Delete
Don't get all excited, it's not a civil liberties article
and it's not THAT FBI, it's about function based indexes and it's from Jonathan
Lewis: FBI
Delete.
Performance
The Oracle Diagnostician (I think he's kind of like
House, but without the cane and the attitude, or maybe vice versa) brings us: A map to AWR report.
Over at Oracle related stuff: Exchange Partition,
Virtual Columns And Column Statistics.
ASM
From ORAganism: Orphaned
Files in ASM. The author stresses this, and I want to reiterate, be very
careful about deleting things. Most times in IT there is enough storage to
move/rename etc., then delete when you are sure the coast is clear.
MySQL
At the Oracle's MySQL Blog: MySQL Connect: What to Expect
From the Wondrous Land of MySQL Cluster. (I'd say if it's billed as wondrous it
had better have mythical kingdoms shrouded in mystery and limned with joy. Or
at least free beer and pizza): MySQL
Connect: What to Expect From the Wondrous Land of MySQL Cluster.
MOS at OOW
That's My Oracle Support at Oracle OpenWorld for those
communicating in full words. Love MOS? Hate it? Knowledge and feedback sessions
at OOW will let you express yourself: MyOracle Support at Oracle OpenWorld 2012. The tricky part is that you have
to log in to MOS to view it, so that's an implicit like right there.
XML
Adventures in XML from the AMIS Technology Blog: Oracle
RDBMS 10GR1: solution to avoid character encoding in XML with UPDATEXML.
OBIEE
From Rittman Mead Consulting's Blog Archive: Automated
Monitoring of OBIEE in the Enterprise – an overview.
Reports Integration
From Darwin-IT, a step by step account of one developer's
experience on how to: Call
Oracle Reports from the Middle Tier And Parse/XPath query the response.
Solaris
First...hire an ACS engineer to help. Ha, ha, only
serious.
JDeveloper
From the Born To DeBug blog, a little detective work: Where
are the DB connections stored in JDeveloper?
ADF
The article is titled: What
To Do When ADF Editable Table Misbehaves. My solution is to slap it silly.
But Andrejus Baranovski apparently prefers a more nuanced, technical approach.
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